Who are the first residents of Western Europe? It is an issue that excavation scientists and historians seek to answer, and even … Date, the key appears to be in ATE7-1. These are the fossils that Spanish researchers found in Sierra de Ataburaka, in Borgos, which corresponds to “more primitive huntinid” than the fossils dated so far.
More than ten meters were found under the floor of the Burgos mountain range and hidden in the elephant’s chasm, an old depth of 18 scale, the oldest known bones known in the Homeinids in Western Europe. Its advantages were not indexed and not noticed before. “They are not offered features in the fossils of The Homo Ancecessor, and they have some similarities with Homo Erectus lineage.” But scientists were unable to appoint them to either of the two groups. “More studies are needed,” he said. Although it was temporarily classified as Homo AFF. Erection.
The fossil image in Atapuerca.
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Atapuerca again rewrites human history. “Another announcement of the Atapuerca project has been announced,” said Jose Maria Permidz de Castro, participating in the Atapuerca project and author of the study. The small fossil of the jaw and the zijum bone reveals on the left side of an adult that Western Europe was at least two types of homo during the lower Blistocene: H. AFF. Erection, and then, e.
Millions of years
Thanks to 3D photo technologies and physical evidence, Spanish researchers reinforced the first Huminid face in history, so far. Although the result is known today, but in 2022, it cannot be distinguished from the jaw in 2007 by this team, the authors indicate that the ATE7-1 excavation era ranges between 1.4 and 1.1 million years.
In the discovery, there were also other additional archaeological residue, such as stone tools and animal bones with signs of cutting. “Although the existing quartz and fluid tools are simple, they refer to a efficiency in the subsistence and the ability of hominids to exploit the resources available in its environment,” also reveals Xosé Pedro RodríGuez-Alvarez. “Our ancestors knew that animal resources are perfectly available and they knew how to systematically use them,” said Hugit.
This data also allowed the knowledge that the early plastic scene in Sierra de Atburaa was a dynamic environment, with a mixture of wooded areas, wet grassy lands and seasonal water sources, creating a rich resource rich in this human population.
